[7] She has also represented Uganda internationally with the She Bombers and is coached by Mercy Mukankusi.

[8] She has represented Uganda at the 2014 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships in Jeju, South Korea, where she lost to eventual Gold medal winner, Claressa Shields.

She also participated in the 2019 African Games, where she fought Khadija El-Mardi en route to winning the bronze medal.

[3] Hellen Baleke was born to Sarah Bagoole[9][10] in Kayunga District.

[11] Hellen Baleke is a mother of two[9] and is the elder sister of She Bombers boxer, Diana Tulyanabo.